
DMM Bitcoin, a Japanese cryptocurrency exchange, has announced its decision to cease operations following a significant security breach in May where approximately $320 million worth of Bitcoin, or 4,500 BTC, was stolen. The company has entered into an agreement with SBI VC Trade, a subsidiary of SBI Digital Holdings, to transfer its customer accounts and assets by March 2025, ensuring that user funds remain secure and are compensated. This incident marks Japan's second-largest cryptocurrency hack, with the Lazarus Group being suspected as the culprit.
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ARTICLE: DMM Bitcoin to liquidate after a $320M hack involving 4,500 BTC, one of Japan's largest crypto breaches. Customer assets will transfer to SBI VC Trade by March 2025. More details in our article. ↓ https://t.co/5AYDYAjJaH











